Browns in bitter clash with Giants headline
CLEVELAND Browns seek a fourth straight win over New York in a bitter NFL rivalry. After a 38-34 win over Philadelphia, Jim Brown surged to 908 rushing yards and five 10-yard plus games this season, while Frank Ryan eyes another strong outing as Cleveland sits atop the Eastern Division.
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Sandusky Buckeyes Complete 10-0 Season in Rain
In a driving rain at Strobel Field Sandusky High sealed its first undefeated football season in 30 years with a 48 to 0 win over Mansfield. Quarterback Brian Healy sparked the attack with a touchdown run, a touchdown pass, and another TD, as Cleveland Dickerson and Eddie Williams added scores. The Blue Streaks rolled for 521 yards of offense and held Mansfield to 66 total yards and only three first downs.
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Dukes Second in Lakeland Thriller Sees Prayer Afterwin
Wellington Dukes finish 6 record to claim runner up in the Lakeland Conference after a rain soaked 146 victory over Amherst. Key plays include a blocked punt, a 75 yard dash by Bill Dobney and a late goal line surge plus a clutch interception by Chuck Towne. Amherst defense and Wellington offense clash in rugged 48 minute game with multiple penalties.
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Women roll 220 by Betty Sexton in Early Birds League
Wellington Betty Sexton posted a 220 single to win honors as Ruth Edwards led the top series with 473. Nancy's Beauty Salon topped in team game efforts at Strike Out Lanes, 705, while De Kalb with 26 7 led in team series at 2035. Joyce Cline converted the 67 10 split.
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Rain slows everything but Wilson and Clippers in win over Sailors
In Mayer the Clipper defense stifled Vermilion while Tony Wilson led Clearview with two quick scores and a decisive comeback. A late Sailor fumble allowed Wilson to seal the 36 8 victory as Ver m lion suffered season ending injuries and Washburn standout Gary Martin broke his leg.
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King and Admirals end season with 14 0 victory over Fremont
Admiral King of Lorain closed the 1965 football season by defeating Fremont 14 to 0. Milam scored on a 6 yard run with a later two point conversion to give King an early lead, while Gordon Taylor added a 15 yard touchdown in the third quarter. King’s defense held Fremont to 212 total yards and stopped several late drives, finishing with six wins and a tie for second place in the Buckeye Conference.
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Wildcats crush Huron in Lakeland Conference clash
New London Wildcats steamrolled Huron High 46 to 6, led by quarterback Merv Nugent who ran four touchdowns and set up others with passes to Rick Evans. Nugent also connected for extra points and added a 66 yard scoring drive, while Huron managed a late TD by Tim Coef. Wildcats finish 6-3 in conference play.
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